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Grimbo's build up

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by sierrajim »

droopypete wrote:
sierrajim wrote:
droopypete wrote:I think I see some SAT's and some swampers and even some Kumo's.
Peter.
And not one photo in the last how many years?? :D
Like I said he is trying prop up his rapidly flailing 4x4 "rep" :lol:
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edit, just wait, there will be a post about Moab soon :finger:
Perhaps a picture on out of 4WDM :?: :lol:
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Post by droopypete »

Just a quicky for all the noobs, Graham is our freind and we all love him, but we also like to give him a serve (lucky he has broad shoulders).
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droopypete wrote:Just a quicky for all the noobs, Graham is our freind and we all love him, but we also like to give him a serve (lucky he has broad shoulders).
Peter.
The amount of serving we give him, its not just his shoulders that are broad :D
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Post by grimbo »

I was feeling so happy seeing those pics again and then everyone started picking on me :cry:


Just be careful or I'll pull out all the old favourites :D


Just funny to see how much it changed over the years. And those 7.00 x 16 SATs were the best tyres I ever had on the Zuk. And the green was probably the best colour it ever was, followed by the gun metal grey then orange then yellow.

Maybe I need to get another Zuk again
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grimbo wrote: Maybe I need to get another Zuk again
Imagine the mad Zook you'll be able to get once you sell this!

http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=108732

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Post by mistaboz »

What rim width were you running with the SS Swampers? 5.5?

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Post by grimbo »

the steelies were 7" I think and the alloys were 8"
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